Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Got the X Factor
Sony Ericsson’s first android device jumped from X3 to XPERIA X10 most probably to avoid confusing buyers with Nokia’s X3 phone. This rumor however is just in the sidelines because the XPERIO X10 has the X Factor. A design done for Sony Ericsson cell phones by Esato’s Razec, the XPERIA X10 bears the codename Eureka.
This neat phone has a smartphone concept with a curved sliding device with a dual design on the front bearing metallic and brushed metal finishes.
The phone supports GSM, quadband HSUPA, UMTS, and EDGE connectivity. Others onboard are WiMAX, WLAN, DLNA technology and Bluetooth 2.1 plus EDR. The display is at 640 x 320 with a touchscreen that has handwriting recognition with full finger navigation. A full QWERTY keyboard is included in the package along with a 600 Megahertz TI OMAP 3430, stereo speakers, 192MB RAM, 16 BG internal memory, 256MB flash memory on a Symbian operating system. For web browsing, Opera 9.7 is the default browser while UIQ UI takes care of the interactions.
For those who cannot live with a phone without a camera, do not worry folks! XPERIA X10 has an 8.1 megapixel camera with LED flash, autofocus, Sony G-Lens, WVGA 30 fps stereo sound video, a digital zoom (20x) along with a glass lens cover.
The X factor is not just what is inside i.e. software; the hardware in the inside is also impeccable in quality. With the Lithium Polymer 1500 battery, you are sure not going to have dead batteries anytime soon.
The designer did not forget the gamers as well because the phone’s keyboard has gaming keys and with its widescreen display, gaming on the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 will be sheer pleasure.
The metal case is made out of textured metal with Chrome accents along the edges. The hard casing does not only function as the XPERIA X10′s protection but it also has a digital clock that is protected by fiberglass.
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